Difference between Unravel and Ravel

UNRAVEL vs RAVEL: NOUN

A snarl, complication
A raveled thread; a raveling.
Plural The broken threads cast away by women at their needlework.
In weaving, a serrated instrument for guiding the separate yarns when being distributed and wound upon the yarn-beam of a loom, or for guiding the yarns wound on a balloon; an evener; a separator.
French composer and exponent of Impressionsim (1875-1937)
A row of unravelled stitches
Also, in Scotch spelling, raivel.
A snarl; a complication.
A raveling.
A broken or discarded thread.
A tangle.

To separate the fibers or threads of (cloth, for example); unravel.
To clarify by separating the aspects of.
To become separated into its component threads; unravel or fray.
To become tangled or confused.
To tangle or complicate.
To make investigation or search, as by picking out the threads of a woven pattern.
To fall into perplexity and confusion.
To become untwisted or unwoven; to be disentangled; to be relieved of intricacy.

To separate or undo the texture of; to unravel; to take apart; to untwist; to unweave or unknit; -- often followed by out
To undo the intricacies of; to disentangle.
To pull apart, as the threads of a texture, and let them fall into a tangled mass; hence, to entangle; to make intricate; to involve.

To disentangle or separate, as threads; especially, to take out the threads of (textile material). See ravel.
To clear from complication or difficulty; unriddle; unfold.
To separate the connected or united parts of; throw into disorder.
To unfold or bring to a denouement, as the plot or intrigue of a play.
To be unfolded; be disentangled.

Hence To involve; perplex; confuse.
To treat confusedly; jumble; muddle.
To disentangle; disengage the threads or fibers of (a woven or knitted fabric, a rope, a mass of tangled hair, etc.); draw apart thread by thread; unravel: commonly with out: in this sense (the exact contrary of the first sense), originally with out, ravel out being equivalent to unravel.
To become entangled or snarled, as the ends of loose and dangling threads, or a mass of loose hair.
Hence To become involved or confused; fall into perplexity.
To curl up, as a hard-twisted thread.
To become untwisted or disjoined, as the outer threads of a loosely made fabric or the strands of a rope; become disjoined thread by thread; fray, as a garment at the edges: commonly with out.
Hence To suffer gradual disintegration or decay.
To make a minute and careful examination in order to straighten what is confused, unfold what is hidden, or clear up what is obscure; investigate; search; explore.
Same as rabble.
To tangle; entangle; entwine confusedly; involve in a tangled or knotted mass, as thread or hair mingled together loosely.

Elucidate, Undo, Undermine, Disentangle, Decipher, Crumble, Disintegrate, Ravel out, Run, Ravel, Ravel, Unscramble, Unknot, Unpick, Untangle

Plait, Shir, Ras, Complicate, Mussorgsky, Debussy, Unwind, Moussorgsky, Ravel out, Run, Ladder, Unravel, Unravel, Tangle, Knot

Discover, Reveal, Solve, Dismantle, Elucidate, Undo, Undermine, Disentangle, Decipher, Crumble, Disintegrate, Run, Unscramble, Unknot, Untangle

Crotchet, Peru, Wefts, Nair, Plait, Ras, Complicate, Debussy, Moussorgsky, Run, Ladder, Unravel, Unravel, Tangle, Knot

Unravel the truth, but make it look messy.
It is to unravel an page of Converging.
British army waited for the rebels to unravel.
We must unmask attempts to unravel the reform.
The Old Testament also helps unravel this line.
A mystery for future presidential scholars to unravel.
However, there are many questions yet to unravel.
Pull the stitches off your needle and unravel.
There is concern that failure to deal with these challenges early on may serve to unravel or begin to unravel the nonproliferation regime.
Anxiety free: Unravel your fears before they unravel you.

Ravel does not look like traditional legal research platforms.
Ravel, Joffrey dancers are finally back to performing together.
Millar on harpsichord and piano for Tzigane by Ravel.
Seams can be precisely cut and edge ravel minimized.
Maurice Ravel in Levallois, owned by SCOR Group.
Debussy, Ravel, Scriabin, Ernesto Lecuona and May Aufderheide.
The same is true of her Ravel mysteries.
Annah at the point it was only Ravel!
RAVEL and market it to the chosen segment.
When Ravel heard how much Gershwin earned, Ravel replied with words to the effect of, "You should give me lessons.".